Frederick H. Martens Books

A thousand and one nights of opera
Strange tales from many lands
Strange tales from many lands

By Freya Littledale

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Eleven tales from different countries including "The Werewolf" from Spain, "The Inn That Wasn't There" from China, and "The Boy in the Secret Valley" from Iceland.

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The Book of the Opera and the Ballet and the History of the Opera
Chinese Fairy Tales
Chinese Fairy Tales

By Frederick H. Martens, Frederick Herman Martens

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Tales selected and adapted from The Chinese fairy book, published in 1921.

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Violin Mastery: Interviews with Heifetz, Auer, Kreisler and Others
Violin Mastery
Violin Mastery

By Frederick H. Martens

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The Art of the Prima Donna and Concert Singer
Art of Violin Playing
Violin Mastery
Violin Mastery

By Frederick H. Martens

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Violin Mastery
Violin Mastery

By Frederick H. Martens

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